Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Arizona

Re: Right of Ownership

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Re: Right of Ownership

I would not sign anything provided to you by your former daughter-in-law's attorney for obvious reasons --- it is probably not favorable to you or your son's interests. You may want to consult with your son's divorce attorney or another attorney with experience in family law and real estate matters to make sure you protect your interests and assist your son in his dipsute, if any, with his former spouse, assuming such assistance is worthwhile to you and warranted. If you are on the title, and you put money into the property, you have an interest that should not be wiped out simply because the ex-wife wants you off the title, unless of course the ex-wife is willing to agree to give you a piece of the pie (percentage of the sales proceeds) upon the sale of the property within a definitive period of time. The foregoing is merely general information to give you ideas to discuss with your attorney. Unless I am formally retained and a written representation agreement is signed and initial retainer paid to my firm, I cannot provide you with any specific legal advice or recommend any specific course of action. Moreover, I do not know all of the facts necessary to give you any information that you could rely on. Good luck.